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Burn more calories than you eat or drink to lose weight. Once the diet part is planned, get to walking. This should include seven days a week, 30 minutes a day of aerobic exercise. Walking is a tolerable, low impact way to accomplish this goal and more importantly to stick with it for a long time. With a few tips in mind it can be even better.

Forget exercising only three or five days a week, aerobic exercise is something you need perform every day forever.

Once the walking is established do some other activities to increase your physical output. This can include simple things like raking leaves instead of blowing them, fun things like playing tag with your children, as well as other every day habits such as parking in the furthest space from the store rather than the closest.

Intervals can be added once the walking has been established. {Intervals are short bursts of increased activity sprinkled into a normal routine. Start out by running for 30 seconds every 10 minutes of the walk. Gradually increase this to a one minute run every five minutes, which goes like this. You walk for the first four minutes, then run for the fifth, then walk the next four minutes, run the next minute, and so on for the duration of 30 minutes. Keep in mind that a run is not a jog, it's faster, like a sprint. So if you have to work up to run with jog at first|After a short period of walking run, then walk again, then go back to running. Start out running once or twice in a 30 minute walk, then up it to more often until you're walking 4 minutes then running 1 minute It's not that hard.

Make walking a whole family activity. Walk the kids to school instead of driving them. Walk to the store. Get out and see the sights. And no, don't quit on a rainy day. Wear a rain coat and some galoshes.

When you have the perseverance to stick with fat burning workouts they become pretty simple. In no time you'll be slimmer and trimmer if you combine them with a healthy eating plan.

Do some sort of aerobic exercise every day for 30 minutes. Aerobic exercise is exercise that gets your heart pumping faster but not so fast that it struggles or you're out of breath. This means walking, jogging, swimming, stationary bike, and a host of other activities. For another step towards better health, add intervals to the aerobics. }These are bursts of higher activity that help boost the metabolism even more|Periods of higher activity that help boost the metabolism even more are intervals}. That means sprint between periods of walking, or burst to speed while swimming at an steady pace.

The health guides that say to perform aerobic exercise three times a week or even five times a week are steering you wrong. The body needs this work every day. For an activity that will be repeated every day, make sure it's something not too difficult. In order to burn stored fat make sure to exercise before breakfast or at least before your next meal. Add an extra 10-30 minute walk after lunch or dinner to this exercise routing, in addition to the 30 minutes. And remember that life is full of other opportunities to move, whether it be parking further from the store for a little walk or raking the leaves instead of blowing them.

Do simple weight exercise three times a week. Toned muscles make your metabolism speed into overdrive. A faster metabolism will burn more calories even when you're sitting still. You'll also feel better and look better just because of the toned muscle.

{Don't skip breakfast|Never skip breakfast, lunch or dinner. Doing so places your body into starvation mode where it burns calories more slowly. A slow metabolism is the enemy of fat burning. Another way to avoid slow metabolism is to make sure to eat enough every day. For most people this means consume a minimum of 1200 calories each day. Any fewer and your body is back in starvation mode, working against your efforts to burn fat.

Results are pretty amazing when fat burning workouts combine with healthy diet. They don't have to be difficult. In fact if it's too hard you'll lose motivation and quit the program. Most people make it less than a month with a new workout routine. Don't be one of these flash in the pan health enthusiasts.